Alabama @ Oklahoma Picks & Props

The volume that Cuevas should get the role of safety blanket makes this an attractive play

Not the ideal matchup for a WR that is explosive reliant with an offense likely taking a cautious approach

I think this is too high of a number with the sack risk that Alabama will present. 

While John Mateer has had his ups and downs this season, he's still a baller. But most importantly, Oklahoma has arguably the best defense in the country, going against an Alabama team that hasn't looked good since the calendar read October.

The No. 2 rushing defense in the country in terms of EPA per rush against, facing an offense that rushed for 20 yards on 13 carries, sacks adjusted, in the SEC title game. This could get ugly for Alabama’s offense. If looking for Friday night entertainment to start the Playoff, the Sooners’ defensive line may be your best hope. Oklahoma’s offense ranks No. 110 in the country in points per quality drive, not even averaging a field goal once into scoring territory.